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Guidelines for reviewers

May 2025
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The site has a clean UI and good response. It's great to find titles you may have missed.

I stumbled upon GameWTB thinking it was “just another key site”... but oh boy, was I wrong. This place is like the secret level of the internet where prices are low, keys are instant, and customer support actually has a pulse (shocking, I know). I bought a game, blinked, and boom key in my inbox. I didn’t even have time to sip my coffee.

The site looks clean, the deals are hotter than my GPU after 2 hours of Cyberpunk, and the checkout process was smoother than a level 100 stealth build.

And if you're a gamer who loves saving coins without shady drama, GameWTB is basically your new digital loot cave. 10/10 would recommendunless you’re my enemy in a PvP match. Then I hope you keep paying full price.

Its a good website with good deals and keys, their ai roast bot is really funny too and good to play around with!

A one stop shop BEFORE you shop for games. Think of it like that friend of yours who just can't stop spilling tea about what everyone else is up to and you love her for that, cz your busy with life and you don't bother to connect with your friends anymore. Other than your bffs of course. But she'll let you in on all of that your missing out on.

I don't find any issues with it so far i like it

Clean and appealing UI, great showcase of deals and historical lows, great recomendations and upcoming games and a nice wishlist system. The best has to be the search engine, great amount of useful filters like Metacritic, price, release date, etc. to find your perfect game.

Great site to find popular games for cheap

A truly high-quality application, I hope it maintains this structure with updates

I started using the website just like any other as a casual way to save money, but whenever I see a good discount it makes me want to buy it! If I see something like '80% off.’ How am I supposed to resist?
The AI curator is also a very nice feature.

My only complaints?
1) My free time has evaporated because I keep shortlisting so many amazing games.
2) I want to see more sections for other things, like different categories for different platforms, steam, windows, playstation, xbox.
3) More advanced features like search and search with filters.

I look forward to how the site improves in the future. It has great potential.

The website need an update for sure, but everything is great already. I usually check this place to look for discounts and its legit

I think it’s pretty good. Don’t see anything wrong. I would use it.

The website is laid out really nicely but still needs some work here and there.

The only major issues I see right now is the search feature is finicky and difficult to use, and some of the features, while they work, could be re-named to be more clear (like the AI Game match/recommendations)

This platform has comprehensive information regarding deals and free games, but what really set them apart is the new features such as AI integration and game trial. The search function is one of the aspects that needs major tweaking and some other things here and there, but overall, the team is making changes constantly and are really open to suggestions, which really sets them apart from other platforms.

Its a great and general user-friendly site especially for gaming enthusiasts, albeit lacking in features due to their early development, it shows its growth as development passes by. The AI is a great feature, though lacking since its mainstream and hoping its tweaked one day.

However, what's the most important here is the developments being great listeners, as they listen to their fellow community members in suggestions, recommendations and bug fixes. This alone proves that it has great potential.

A new site for finding the best video game deals, but its current state is more like a very “early access” demo than something you can actually use. I have no complaints about the main page; it lists the most popular games, best deals, and historical lows. And it’s unique feature, so-called “AI Match Roast”, is interesting for a few moment.

Sadly, the feature overstays its welcome because it creates long walls of text that follow the same structure. After a while, you’ll have pages cluttered with same AI-recommendations that nobody will read. This feature should be made faster and give you exactly what you need: title recommendations without additional filler.

Once you go deeper, you notice that many quality of life features are missing, especially if you compare it to other similar sites. For instance, while you can connect your Steam account, it doesn’t filter or even mark products you already own. You’ll get offered owned games (including the DLCs and all other extra packages) all over the website, and you won’t know you own it unless you click on an individual product and click on “browse on Steam” button. Steam connection also imports your wishlist, but only partially and only for major titles – I have 250 wishlisted games on Steam but only 50 were imported on the website.

Clicking on one of the tabs on the main menu brings you to a page where you can use a couple of filters to find the game you want. There’s the price, release date, metacritic score, and genre options. Although basic, it offers the things you find important when looking for games. One complaint is that you can’t browse through pages; there’s only a “view more” button at the bottom that can lead to a very long list.

Clicking on a product brings you to a page where you can see prices for both official and non-official stores, available DLCs, and bundles. There’s also row of buttons near the top where you can select different versions of a game (deluxe, etc.). The problem? No filters. So, when you expand the list of shops, you’ll see that it lists all regions, consoles, platforms, etc. at the same time.

Unfortunately, the site does a poor job of handling the important part: searching. The search function is severely lacking, and unless you’re looking for the most popular titles, you won’t find anything. The first issue is that the results are limited to 10 titles. Since the search also lists additional packages of the same game, including artwork, DLCs, and various bundles (complete, deluxe, etc.), you might not even have the main game among the found products.

Search simply doesn’t work. I tried finding “desperados”, and got no results. Then, when entering “guacamelee”, the search threw out various bundles (Quake, Slime Rancher, Grime…) that had nothing to do with my search except maybe match the genre. Then I tried with Final Fantasy XI, and got every other title but the one I wanted to find.

Having said all that, the good news is that the site is still work in progress and is being updated. But in its current state, I can’t recommend it. You might find some use for major titles, but there are better options out there.

This is the site to go to for updates on games and their prices on different platforms
The AI game recommendation is genuinely a one of a kind experience, look at it as a Trevor Noah stand up comedy show telling you how compatible your steam history is with a certain game. You'll have lots of laughs guaranteed
Then when it comes to user input. This guys really listen to feedback and implement it if possible
All in all a great site for gamers looking to buy games.

It makes a lot of difference when the community is heard, you guys are doing just that. Really happy with the community and the approach, hoping for a great project here.